Letters on Coercion and Corn Bill in Lords Debate
A London letter discusses two failed Lords committee votes on the three-year sliding Corn Bill and the Coercion Bill. It argues Peel as leader, critiques Tory loyalties, and warns against Peelism. The piece condemns shifting principles for political gain and questions Conservative fidelity and Ireland policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrerly Chronicle
House of Lords
Aganst
Cora Jobbere
Ireland
Esau
Peel
Robert Peel
Lord Stanley
Robert Peet
United Kingdom
Lords
Robert
Ale
Robert Pee
Canvon
England
Sir Robert Peel
Sir Robert
Lind
Bigs
Cotton Twist
Trial of the Elyctropathic Doctor for Manslaughter
A Central Criminal Court inquest recounted the manslaughter case against Dr. James Ellin, proprietor of a Petersham hydropathic establishment, accused of causing Richard Dresser's death through unskilled treatment. Multiple witnesses testified about Dresser’s illness, baths, wet bandages, and the doctor’s care, with the defense arguing lack of malice and evidence of proper care. the jury returned Not Guilty.
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Tindal
Baron Rolfe
James Ellin
Petersham
Richard Dresser
Bodkin
Cockburn
Queen's Council
Pendergast
Thomas Herbert
Huddlestone
Dresser
Busicheup
Dr. Ellis
Ellis
Petershon
Piccadilly
Morrison
William Glasgow Dresser
Mrs. Dreseer
Sudbury Park
Mr. Drieser
Mr. Cockburn
Eliza Muriel
Mr. Dresser
Sunbury Park
Charles Waterworth
New Kent Road
Rocenness
Hicks
High ‘Street
Newington Batts
Waterworth
John Maynard
Ellie
Croes
Prendergast
Eilis
Charles Tindley
Dr. Elis
Ar. Bodkin
Banda
Bilie
Criminal conversation case in Bath ends in damages and divorce petition
In Clark v Dunsford heard by Lord Brougham at the House of Lords the jury awarded £5000 damages for criminal intercourse between the surgeon defendant and the plaintiff's wife after they lived at Bath. The petition for divorce was presented and discussed with witnesses detailing the affair, including a letter intercepted and residences at Bath. The proceedings also note bankruptcy actions and other court items from the same Saturday docket.
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Courgr Oy
Devon
Oliver
Saltash
Devonshire Assizes
Julie Coleridge
Elizabeth Barrett
Salaah
Wonanip
Mary Roscoe
Jeremiah Roscoe
Messra
Rolachaon and Co
Whitechapel Road
Wakeling
Mattresa
John Danaon
Greenwich
Bleaman
Bruseela
James Willis
Dexter
Thumea Hutchinson
Pelham
Jackson
Shoreditch
Samt
House OF Lords
Court At Common Pleas
Bristol
Bath
Clark
Lord Brougham
Duke of Richmond
Lord Beresford
Lord Howden
Austin
Butt
Plaints
Brittain
Hristel
Brist
Eich
Wach le
Tee Waele
Bao Te Batels
Withers
J—Witners
Vas Mary
Stevens
Goalburn
Thomas William Green Stevens
Bampton
Oxfordshire
Dennis
Henry Taylor
John Teall
Guildhall
Elizabeth Moore
Ivy Lane
Newgate Street
Seb
London
Holborn Hill
Whithafr
Gillapar Street
Challin
Treland
Clerkenwell
Macarthy
S Division
France and Abroad Roundup from Paris Dated Tuesday
Paris reports focus on the Northern Railway opening and a Chamber debate over Legion of Honour decorations. Mentioned are Thiers awaiting a chance to attack the ministry, Syria affairs, and Rome papal news. Markets show mixed activity with various bonds and railroad shares noted.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Legion of Honour
M. Thiers
Courrier Francais
Tahiti
Savings Bank of Paris
L'Armoricaine
M. Druar
Generzl
Cour
Oceania
Teesday
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzau
Hordeaux
Gaul
Boulogne
Tours
Paris and Leon
M.de Lamartine
Syria
M de Lavartine
Rome
Gaignani
Bologna
Pontuti
Valet-De-Chambre
Pontifical Palace
Gregory XVI
Cardinal Bianchi
Lambruschini
Ami de la Religion
Matei
Propaganda
Saint Gregory
Camaldales
Aryich
Pepera
Russia
Prussia
Vienna
France
Cornelius
Berlin
Campo Santo
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Veel
Buckingham Palace
Archbishop of Canterbury
Prince Albert
Lyttelton
Isle of Wicat
Duke
Saxe Coburg and
Goihe
Hussars
Nine Elms
South Western Railway
Gosport
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
Patsce
Liverroot
Saxe Meiningen
Saxony
Ramsgate
Black Eagle
Ostend
Hamilton Seymour
G.C.H
Crockenberg
South Eastern and Continental Steam Company
General Steam Navigation, &c
Srasrunns
Min Guan
Dore
Messrs
Clifford
Ibrahim Pacha
Free Grammar School
Soho
Braid’s
South Staffordshire
Hunt
Braids
M. Collis
Major Dickson
Colonel Bonfort
Nebar Effendi
Egypt
Plate Glass Works
Alexandria
Dee's
Ibrahim Pache
Highneas
Puite
Grand Junction Railway
Manchester
Abrahim
Collis
Birmingham
High Street
Ibrahim
Bray
Newcastle
Walker
Limerick Chronicle
Mise Caroline Montagu
Ditton Park
Lord Montagu
Countess of Home
Frederick Clinton
George Hope
Duke of
Traveraer
Dublin
Gloucester
D. Maddy
David Pollock
Exchequer
Bombay
Pollock
Ruwep
Central Criminal Court
Lew and Pontice
Crim. Con
Dunsford
Tarenant Trat
Trinity College, Cambridge
British Museum
Tursday
Quarusench
Spain
Mapa
Jone
Congress
Thomas
Silva Cabral
Madrid
Liasox
Palmella
Santarem
Oporto
Villa Franca
Germany
Italy
Augsburgh
Ancona
Allegrini
Poland
Cracow
Nicholas
Mrajesty
Empresas
Gallicia
Fatmouth
Her Majesty
Swift
Lieut
Douglas
Brazile
Rio
Bahia
Pernambuco
Her
Pensacola
Florida
Cincinnati
Sorpries
Dbyy Vard
Latimer
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